Sun Sensor Test Simulator LS3
Sun sensor test simulator, guaranteed compatibility with all solar sensor optical devices.
The LS3 is a state-of-the-art Optical Ground Support Equipment (OGSE) designed to accurately stimulate optical sensors under thermal vacuum conditions (TVAC). This innovative product can be operated without physical contact with the sensors or platforms, ensuring a risk-free testing environment. Features include: - A 19-inch controller equipped with up to three optical heads per unit - A user-friendly PC interface that facilitates programming of test operations - Manual mode or PC connection options - Compatibility with a wide range of optical devices - Advanced temperature and light control for consistent illumination - Intensity control mode to toggle the shutter function on and off - Independent operation of optical heads - Customizable optical beams and brackets to meet precise testing requirements With its versatile design and customizable features, the LS3 offers unparalleled advantages to developers and testers of solar sensors, solar panels, and other optical devices, ensuring accurate and reliable results.
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Solar MEMS Technologies' LS3 is a state-of-the-art OGSE designed for TVAC, accurately simulating sunlight for optical sensor testing. Key technical characteristics: - Type: OGSE for TVAC - Beam size: Diameter 25mm, focal length 18 - Beam uniformity: > 90% - Light spectrum: 450-1100 nm - Light collimation: < 10º - Optical head temperature range: -50º to 100º C (without vacuum), -40º to 80º C (with vacuum) - Power supply: 220VAC (50 Hz) 75W max - Communication: USB PC interface, Modbus RTU over RS232 - Optical head mounting: M6 rod and/or tripod, customizable These specifications ensure the adaptability and efficiency of the LS3 across a wide range of testing scenarios, providing reliable and consistent results.
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LS3 is an essential tool with a wide range of applications, crucial for various optical sensor test scenarios. This includes: - Calibration and testing of solar sensors under simulated sunlight conditions - Performance evaluation of solar panels and other photovoltaic devices in controlled light environments - Research and development of new optical devices that require precise light conditions - Quality assurance of optical sensors, ensuring compliance with strict industry standards With its flexibility and ability to simulate a wide range of sunlight conditions, LS3 becomes a valuable asset for manufacturers and researchers.
